2005 Comprehensive Plan Update
What is a Comprehensive Plan?
A comprehensive plan is an official document adopted by a local government that describes and helps guide decisions about the physical, economic, and social aspects of a community. The plan is generally broad and long-range in nature, usually covering a 20 year period and addresses such elements as population, economic development, housing, natural and cultural resources, community facilities and services, intergovernmental coordination, transportation, and land use. In addition to these eight elements, a vision statement describing what citizens and community leaders need and desire is also included.
Cover (183 KB) Table of Contents (19 KB) Table of Contents – Maps (12 KB) Table of Contents – Tables (16 KB) Chapter 1 – Introduction (95 KB) Chapter 2 – Population (45 KB) Chapter 3 – Economic Development (73 KB) Chapter 4 – Housing (51 KB) Chapter 6 – Community Facilities (323 KB) Chapter 8 – Land Use (40 KB) Chapter 9 – Transportation (454 KB) Chapter 10 – Implementation (12 KB) Existing Land Use (649 KB) Future Land Use (647 KB) Report of Accomplishments (29 KB) Resolution (37 KB) 
